The document describes water flowing over land and eroding rocks and sand over many years to form riverbeds and waterfalls. It notes how waterfalls are natural wonders that amaze observers as the heavy mass of water plunges downward, creating a spectacle for all to see. Each waterfall is unique yet they share the common trait of being beautiful spectacles.

2. Waterfall
Waterflowing over the land
enjoy stones and sand.
The rocky part can be caressed by the water
The sand is devoured.

5. The height difference was born.
The droplets adhere to each other
Let themselves slip down
With deafening noise.

9. The wind eagerly eats the rocks
Erosion is the result
It is becoming a riverbed scoured.
For many years.

12. Now the water is saved using the bed
Sharpens the stones smooth
Collapsed on softer surfaces
To venture into the depths jump again

15. Waterfalls are one of the many natural wonders
We are watching with amazement.
we are staring with open mouth
No one can be against it.

18. Let me look, but I do not sail
My heart is already twice as hard
When I see the heavy mass
Who plunges into the lake bottom.

22. It is a miracle in all parts of the world to find
Each more beautiful than the other
But one thing they have in common
Its a spectacle for everyone
Claire Vanfleteren ©